US Attorney overseeing Trump revenge prosecutions resigns; DOJ exodus begins
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Jason Reding Quinones, the US prosecutor who led a Trump-backed election probe, has resigned from the Justice Department. His exit comes as the administration braces for Democrat-led investigations, signaling a shift in the political-legal landscape. The resignation may weaken the administration's legal posture and embolden Democratic oversight efforts.
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Jason Reding Quiñones, the US Attorney who led Trump-backed election probes and was involved in alleged political retaliation cases, has resigned from the Justice Department. This departure is confirmed and is part of an expected wave of resignations following the midterms, including the head of the national security division. The full scope and timing of further DOJ departures remain uncertain, as do the exact reasons for Quiñones' resignation.
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